Is ketamine addictive?
Despite common misconceptions, ketamine can lead to psychological dependence. Discover how occasional use can become a cycle of cravings and increasing tolerance, and how you can break free.
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Choose the right programme for youIs ketamine addictive?
Yes, it can be. People often say ket isn’t addictive because you don’t get the shakes or sweats when you stop. But addiction isn’t just about physical withdrawal, it’s mostly a mental addiction. It’s about losing psychological control.
Here’s how the trap works:
1. You take a bump. You feel floaty and switched off for a short while.
2. It usually wears off within an hour. You feel a bit flat, empty or anxious.
3. Another bump seems to fix that feeling. So you take one.
4. Your body gets used to it fast (tolerance), so you need more for the same effect.
5. Before long, the flat, anxious feeling can be there most of the time, and ket seems like the only thing that helps.
What most people don’t realise is that ket can make the very feeling it seems to fix worse. It’s like wearing shoes that are too small, because it feels good to take them off.
Nobody sets out to get hooked. Many people think they’re in control. Ask anyone who uses every day, and they’ll tell you it started with “just at weekends”.
What programme is right for you?
Both programmes are a form of spoken therapy delivered in simple English with no scare stories or images.
Both cover the illusions of the addiction/issue, question your beliefs, provide insights into why you think as you do, shows you how to gain freedom and changes the way you will think about the addiction/issue so that you can leave free without any feeling of loss or battle of wills.
The 1-2-1 seminars are a live one-day course delivered by trained therapists, all of whom stopped with the method. They are delivered either online via Zoom or at a centre and are one to one seminars. There are shorter booster seminars that are different to the first seminar for the few that require them. There is also a money-back guarantee.
The online video is a pre-recorded programme that can be streamed to your device. There are version for quitting cannabis or cocaine and are all presented by a therapist who has helped thousands of people to freedom. They can be accessed anywhere and at anytime.
